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On the floor plan, I would like the existing walls to display w/ a
lighter line work and the new construction to display normal. The
problem I am running into is that when I use graphic override for the
existing phase, and I change the line color, I am required to assign a
line type.. But I do not want to. I would like the existing lines to
remain 'by category' and just be grayed out. Example: If I were to
pick solid as the graphic override line pattern (which is the
default?) the existing stairs all become solid line work (as opposed
to the overhead part being dashed).
Any suggestions?
Thanks
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